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Arai Corsair V Mamola 3 Full Face Motorcycle Helmet - Black/red/white Large on 2040-parts.com

US $799.99
Location:

Sioux City, Iowa, US

Sioux City, Iowa, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Arai Manufacturer Part Number:817883 Gender:Men Size:L Color:Multi-Color

For Sale:

Arai Corsair V

Mamola-3 Size Large

817883

  • Newly designed shell with Hyper-Ridge around the bottom enhances shell strength while providing a larger bottom opening
  • Exclusive Airwing provides unprecedented aerodynamic performance with 5 distinct positions
  • Side exhaust cowls exhaust heat as well as add lateral stability at speed
  • Neck roll is removable and has additional exhaust channels to remove interior heat
  • Brow vents now duct air into the temple area and out the side vents for maximum cooling
  • The Corsair is Arai's flagship model. An Arai helmet is not the product of compromise, of a "profit" point, or a board of directors. An Arai helmet is the product of obsession, an ongoing obsession to design and build the best helmets possible. This year Arai took the Corsair V Replica helmets to a new level. With several new features, you'll see why the world's best wear the Arai Corsair V Helmet. The Arai Corsair V Helmet has an "intermediate oval" shape; Intermediate oval refers to a shell design that is shorter front-to-back and a little wider side-to-side than the Long Oval, it should fit most head shapes well. Arai's exclusive, adjustable new AirWing® is designed to greatly reduce drag, turbulence and buffeting resulting in more comfort and additional top-speed. The new wider eyeport required a new, wider faceshield. Called the Series "I" faceshield, it is exclusive to the Corsair-V. The new shield fits even more flush against the shell than the previous Corsair's. Newly equipped with ''Air In Stabilizer'', an additional air intake between the front and rear intake in the diffuser and large toggles. The Air-In ports help accelerate air out the back, increasing airflow without increasing the size of the holes in the shell. The biggest difference between the newest generation of Arai's Hyper-Ridge feature and its predecessors sticks right out at you: Whereas the previous ridge curved in, this one flares out. This results in a larger opening at the helmet's bottom, making the helmet easier to get on and off. Both cheek pads and the neck roll can be removed in seconds thanks to the advanced Emergency Release System. Rescue and medical workers can easily remove the newly designed removable neck roll and the cheek pads by just pulling the pad release tabs. This offers extra room within the helmet, making removal of the helmet much easier and minimizing the risk of additional injury.
  •  If you have any questions please feel free to contact us either through eBay or give us a call at the number below. Thanks for looking and have a great day!

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    Sioux City, IA 51105

    712-258-7900


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